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For versions of macOS X 10.9 Mavericks and later, this code will provide you the version of both Xcode and Command Line Tools for Xcode, if either are installed:
# Xcode
if pkgutil --pkgs=com.apple.pkg.Xcode >/dev/null; then
echo Xcode: $(pkgutil --pkg-info=com.apple.pkg.Xcode | awk '/version:/ {print $2}')
else
echo Xcode: not installed
fi
# ...
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Same problem here
It was fixed after opening Xcode and going to Window/Devices and Simulators.
There select your iPhone and wait for the process of "Copying cache files from device" to finish
Then they can go back to their normal flutter workflow.
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The easiest way to solve this is delete these unfinished apps from your devices. Just delete them like you would any other app - directly on the phone.
You can also use the "Devices & Simulators" window in Xcode to delete them. If you have a lot, it is perhaps a bit faster.
If you have deleted the apps, but still get the error, then you need to remove ...
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Sadly it seems like it's an issue with Apple's tooling. See also https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/129263.
Nothing to do but remove Sign In with Apple (not an option for me), or simply wait for Apple to fix this :(
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You can download it from Apple's developer site here:
https://developer.apple.com/download/more/
Just search for "xcode 10" and you'll be able to download any version of Xcode 10.
Another option would be this third party site that has a nice overview of all the release versions:
https://xcodereleases.com
The download links still go directly to Apple's ...
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You should use wget/ curl based methods and Apple Developer website for downloading it. I am not a fan of App Store managing huge downloads. Since I am not doing iOS development, I can work with old version too, so don't need App Store to recognise the download and give me an update.
Can't update Xcode
Download older version of Xcode?
I don't know ...
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You don't really need a separate app for cleaning Xcode files. I frequently do it manually, when the build logs are old, irrelevant. You can navigate to that ~/Library/Developer folder and remove what you don't like. Be careful not to remove UserData or you'll lose your preferences. I remove simulators because I don't need them.
Reduce size of the Xcode ...
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It looks like CocoaPods 1.9.0, the latest version as of this writing, depends on a newer version of Ruby than 2.3.7. But macOS Mojave only includes Ruby 2.3.7, so you have a few different options.
Upgrade to macOS Catalina and get Ruby 2.6.3
Use Ruby Version Manager to install a newer version of Ruby
Install an older version of CocoaPods
sudo gem install ...
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